The Lincoln Law Firm, PLLC
Christine K. Lincoln established The Lincoln Law Firm, PLLC in 2000. Christine strives to provide a professional yet personable environment in which clients’ needs and objectives are understood by, and entrusted to her and her paralegal. Christine takes the time to listen to clients and understand their unique situations.
Christine deliberately takes on a smaller caseload compared to other divorce attorneys. Christine’s manageable caseload ensures that your case will receive the necessary time and attention it deserves—your case is not just another case in the office. Christine and her paralegal, are dedicated to providing strong and thorough representation. They appreciate that clients are facing significant challenges while going through their legal situation. They understand that they are dealing with the most important aspects of your life—your family, children, and financial resources. Your future is at stake. They want to guide you in a way that provides you the best start for a new beginning at the resolution of your case.
Christine manages each case with an emphasis on a settlement while also preparing for litigation. The most effective way to settle a case is to prepare the case for trial, although, the majority of Christine’s cases do not require the necessity of trial. Christine employs her negotiation expertise to avoid costly and unnecessary litigation, but when a court appearance is the only option to resolve your case, she will be prepared.
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Divorce and Family Law
Divorce and Family Law
Divorce and Family Law
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Christine (Chris) K. Lincoln
Sole Practitioner
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